Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-29
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Irregular SESSION.
Wa-Keeuev Kansas April 3rd 1911

regular session at the once OF the County
chairman, Jno. NJ McNaughton, commits
sioner and the County Clerk: Commissioner
R. B. Briggs coming in after the Board was
called TO order by the Chairman
board. held on January 8. the specials of Feb
ruary % and 21st and March end. read
The Board remained in session during the
3rd. 4th, 5th and 9Th, taking recess from
On the 5th instant. Commissioner R. 3.
Briggs rendered his RESIGNATION as commits
fact that he was soon TO move from Trego
accepted and the names Of j. H DIETRICH, A
w Purinton and Ernest Jesse were suggest
celebrating for some time in the matter
ballots were cast and A. w. Purinton was
Acting under Amusement ei IN of letter of
March IA. 1911, from the State Tax Commits
Of the law of 1909 in relation Boards of
Review. it was found unnecessary to notify
the boards to act, that had been previously
aa,p Apo as the new law provides for
real estate is assessed.
The quarterly statement of the County
superintendent were read and approved as
read, as were also the reports of fees of the
District Court. Register Of DEEDS ot GoRnf oy
Attorney, Probate Judge and Sheriff.
of J. H Niesiey and Miss julia R fnSe ria as
members of the County Teachers Examin-|
The resienstion Of Jno Su J. Carlson lg as
I IRE n OF Go1yer Township was accented
A. ]. johnson and Peter Mondlock were APP
pointed by the Board to destroy the ballots
OF the general election, as provided by
During the session the following bonds
were approved by the Boards:
Eva Ph11brook Jones, County Supt.
R. G: Wilson, treasurer Trego County High
Trego County State Bank, county depository
Ogallah
fumigating the homes of Wilbur Bennett
and Arthur VanScyoc, was disaIlowed as this
was considered one of the duties of the
county physician.
The The following tax papers were allowed re-
gus aSse vs. M VIZ; a r. Sellers, Jonn
man, Grant Billings, Ben E. Armstrong. B.
F Chr1sty; j. E; Daily and Henry Butcher.
The road petition of J. W. Pugh was laid
over for complete waver of damage and am
davit
also laid oyer for further waiver of damages.
cr Tae petition 81 for bridge across sand
by "a others, was disallowed.
In the matter OF a road petitioned for by
Hugh Faulkner, c. e Howat. A j. McCui1um'
Ed Fs1f, D 6 + Frank Sweet. J.
Henry l. Jordan, c. R. Mccall, beginning at
me n0TIhw ~ corner OF section II township
the northeast corner of section TO- township
road TO follow the section line as near as
actlca BILE and TO be forty feet in width.
adjoining land have filed a written release
| of all claims for damages, the Board dis
of said road and allow the same as set forth
IN T Inc petition with width of 40 feet
| the same in the Road Record and to notify
the trustees of Wa-keeney and Ogallah
townships TO open said road in accordance
with the above order Said road is recorded
In the matter of joint road on the Ness
ana F Inego county line petitioned for by W
Han, E W Amman. j, ". AMMAN mann 4 e. f.
| Defines, Frank Edwards. Frank Sauer, Frank
r. TunneI Henry Bochner, beginning on
| the county line between Trego and Ness
S. township IS range p and run east Two
miles TO the southeast corner of section 36 in
the Ellis county line, said road to follow the
| SECTION line as near as practca BILE.
owing to the fact that all of the resident
land owners have signed written release of
any claims for damages and donate the land
| viewers appointed TO view said road have re
ported II public necessity and of general
utl11ty, the Board allow the road as petition
ed for with width of so feet on the Trego
county side. and instruct the County Clerk to
record the same the Road Record in ac-
cordance with the plat of the County Surveyor
nov on NE NE with the petition and other
road No. i42
In the matter of road petitioned for by
J. t. Mumert, l. G.. Brown Ernest Musse-
mann n Henry kirchheck, E. H. Hillman,
4. Miles, Christ. Tegimeyer.. Frank Ivan. H.
| b. Flyr, j. L. Best, Otto Schwanbeck, Fred
G BurRett H. L Teet aH J. p p Be IitR Geo
| c. Ehlers. Joe Spena. j. A Mumert s T.
Lamareaux, c. F. Spena w. L. Modem, E. D.
i Schwanbeck W. I. Littlechild, Otto Wolff,
L. w Llttlechild, beginning at the southeast
corner OF section 10, township IL, range "a
and running thence north on the section
hne and crossing the railroad and there ter
mlnatlng at a point the section line be-
tween sections , and 8 townshipI2, range "a
where there is an established road. said
road 10 FOLLOW the section line and to be sc
feet in width
In view of the fact that all of the land
owners except the Union Pacific r. r. Co
nave signed written release OF any claims
tor damages and donate the use of the land
Tor the road 10 the public. the Board grant
the road as peIltioned for, conditioning that
notice be served on the Railroad Co. to meet
m on the 241h day of April, 1911. to view and
survey the line across the railroad right-of
way. The County Clerk is instructed TO re
cord said ROAD above granted in the ROAD
Record. The subsequent proceedings to be
added as soon as said view reported
said road is recorded in Road Record c. a:
road No. l43.
In the matter OF three petitions filed by
residents of Collyer township. asking tina
said township be divided into three town
ships, TO be named and divided as for assess
! same as Ii now is for voting precincts, name
L ly-Collyer. Banner and Noda, the BoarC
finds that the legal requirements necesSar,
II for them to grant the same has not beef
1 completed with and the matter was laid owe
L until the necessary legal time and require
Il mentS were carried out
III During this session the following account
4 We're audited and warrants drawn as follows
/ C h Benson. y days assessing Ogal-
III lah township --------S 90 0
l Cation Audit Co, first installment on
Auditing County Records 250 G
1 j. w. Lutters- assessing-Franklin
Il Township 90 c
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