The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-20
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

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Tyndall, S. D., April 4, 1911 Board
Of county commissioners met pursuant
to statute. Present--C. N. McCollum
Philip He'll. H. G. Gum, Chas. Dirks
c. z. Stcddard, county auditor, and l.
L. Wagner, deputy sheriff Absent
Jos. ". Wagner. On motion c. N. Col
lum was elected chairman pro tenn
Minutes of the quarter ending March
81, 1911, were read, and on motion APP
proved as read.
On motion board adjourned to
O'Clock, p. m.
Attest: C. e. Stoddard. County Aud
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, full board of county commits
sioners, county auditor and deputy
sheriff
The following firms filed bids on the
construction of the Liberty drainage
ditch, to-wit: w. r. Shipman, Crowder
& Warne, r. c. Winsor e. Son, and
Arnett Bros. The following filed bids
on the culverts to be used on the above
named ditch: r. v. Ptak Lumber Co..
Fullerton Lumber Co., and Hennepin
Bridge Co. Moved and seconded that
the bids on the Libertin drainage ditch
be opened; motion carried. The bids
were as follows: Crowder & Warne,
$4.3S410. certified check for $375 en-
closed; w. r. Shipman, 1886. certified
check for $500 enclosed; e. G. Winsor
& Son, $5,155.6S. certified check for 1865
enclosed, and Arnett Bros, $5,S17S0, no
check enclosed. On motion the bids
on culvert pipe were opened, which
were as follows: Hennepin Bridge Co.,
$5.25. per foot; Fullerton Lumber Co.,
$5.1S per foot and the T. V. Ptak Lum-
Der Co, $50 per foot, for iron ingot
and "a. so per foot for steel. Moved and
seconded that w. r. Shipman being the
lowest bidder he be awarded the con-
tract Of constructing the Libertin
drainage ditch. upon his filing a bond
with the county auditor in the sum Of
$1,000 conditioned for the faithful
construction Of said ditch in accordance
with plans and specifications on file
with the county auditor and his enter
ing into contract with the board Of
county commissioners for the construc-
tion for the sum of 1895. Moved and
seconded that the bond of John Witt
mayer to sell Intoxicating liquor at
wholesale be approved and accepted.
on motion, following bills were al
lowed:
F.. c. Kratz, surveyor work for
county :........ 49,: l1.5o
years subscription for estray
paper ......... ........... 1.50
Fred Bochman, grading, and re-
moving rock .............. 1920
Jos. Olivia. hall rent for school
OHlcers meeting ............ III. %
The bill of DIR. II. ]. G. Koobs for
Albert Dershaw was tabled.
Dr. H. j. @. Koobs, balance on
A. Jonas bill pauper. .......$ $50
Dr. II. j. G. Koobs. balance on
Mrs. Hacks bill ............ 10. 90
Fred Goehring, casket, ETC., for
Karl Kertel, pauper.. ........ 80. so
Arson Young, care and board Of
Alice Young, from Jan. / to
March 81 24.00
c. II. Stillwill. envelopes for
clerk OF courts ............... HOP
John Travnicek, grading. ....... 800
J. w. Turner, viewing road west
of Springfield ............... 800
James Herman. painting and re-
pairing superintendent office 1885
c. +. Curl, livery for board. HOO
c. j. Kelley. sheriff, care and
board OF prisoners. .......... 80. 30
Insane reports in case of John Week
was accepted and following bills al
lowed:
w. L. Redden, judge. $50
w. w. French. attorney. ...... 200
Dr. Berm. Klima, physician. 100
G. j. Kelley. sheriff. ........ 300
X. X. Robinson, clerk. ....... 800
New York Store, mdse. for
Frank Yechout, pauper, for
March .......... ............ 10. 90
Tyndall Printing Co, printing. 80
Citizen Republican. official
r. V. Ptak Lumber Co.. lumber ''
and coal for county .......... 93.0S
Jos. Bren Supt. of poor farm,
care and board of poor. ....... ITO. 15
c. e. Stoddard, county auditor,
expenses to auditors meeting
at Pierce ...................... 21.15
ID. Hubregate, deputy assessor,
work on assessors books -. s.. 90
G. e. Hovey. taking photos of
Educator School Supply Co., ~
supplies for superintendent. :. 1890
Miss H. M. Brown, witness in
Ed Helmer case, fees and
mileage .................. 600
L. l.. Wagner, deputy sheriff,
fees and mileage in same case 100
T. v. Ptak Lumber Co., lumber
for district No. 90. ............. 4.14
7. V. Ptak Lumber Co., lumber
for district No. 49,. 49,. ... 7.4S
McClurg & Co., school books. 7.20
silver Burdette Co., school books IA ~
American Publishing Co., sta
tionery ............. ..... liz. As
j. c. Minter. board of Professor
Perisho. during school officers
meeting ..................... $50
American Book Co. school books 2.94
II. V. Ptak Lumber Co., lumber
for bridges, charge to bridge
fund ...................... SO. 30
st. Paul Book & Stationery Co.,
library books ............. a.17
st. Paul Book & Stationery Co.,
library books ................... 1.25
On motion board adjourned to We'd
nesday, April 5, 1911, at o'clock a. m.
JOS. V. Wagner, Chairman.
Attest:
G. f. Stoddard. County Auditor.
Wednesday, April 5, billboard of
county commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment. Present full board, coun-
ty auditor and deputy sheriff. Board
proceeded TO check up with the county
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