Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-25
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular April Meeting of County Board
Of Commits sioners.

OF commissioners.
Pierre, s. D., April .. 1912, a M
The Board of County Commission
ers met IN regular quarterly session;
the following members were present.:
| f. T.. Grandle. K. f. Mercer, S. A.
MeGat1ee, G.. E. Hanon and j. III.
| Starkey.
The following bills were presented.
allowed and ordered paid by warrant,
j. II. McCord, salary county
| judge, Jan, Feb & Mar,
| 1912 $50 90
J &. Damn, salary county trea-
| surer, Feb. & Mar, 1872. $50 90
j. A. Laughlin. salary deputy
| county treasurer, Feb. &
| Mar, 1912. observation-disclosures. ITO 90
Joseph Ihli, salary county
auditor, Feb. & Mar, 1912. $50 90
j. w. Grandle. salary deputy
county auditor Feb. & Mar.
| 1912 .....,............. ITO 90
j. w. Latta, salary register
of deeds, Feb. 81 Mar, 1912 200 90
M. V. Lee, salary deputy reg.
lister Of deeds, Feb. & Mar.
1912. Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
w. q. Calhoon, salary county
superintendent of schools,
/ Feb. q Mar, 1912 ...... 1853 10
Glenn w. Martens. salary
states attorney Feb s. Mar
| 1912. acknowledgements. $50 90
j. w. Laughlin, salary jailor
Feb. & Mar, 1912 .. $50 90
M. Reisdor1er, salary janitor
/ Feb. u Mar 1911 .... ITO 90
81 r. Horner, money advanced
bill of lacing for seed grain lisp 60
On motion of S A McGaffee. second
ed G E Hanon, the bin of O N Hoyt
for services and expense as superin-
tendent of county board of health
presented at 1912 35, was allowed at
$S51. 80
On motion the auditor was ordered
to draw a warrant to the Pierre Ma
tional bank for 1858 81, said amount
being for car OF seed grain on track
at Harold.
| Upon requisition of Lew w Sandys,
clerk of courts of Hughes county, S.
d., for the names of thirty-eight citi-
zens having the qualifications of jur-
ors to complete the jury list as re-
CURED by law, the following appor-
tionment was made and Jurors drawn
as follows:
City of Pierre, IA names: Chas.
Mertz, o f Sammis, S ID McGugin,
Emil p Them, j r. Mcknight, j j
Jackley, Rolla Alger, f HI Wood,
Michel Nicholson, j Fisher, T M
Taylor, Geo F sayers, C Morse,
Christian Hirning.
Raber, two names: Frank Kalish
and M H Whitney.
Mentor. one name: M Reichman.
Canning, one name: l. A Zimmer-
man.
Harold, one name, Andr. Schmidt.
Butte, one name: Daniel Collin.
Webster, one name: Henry Krull.
Logan, one name: Ben Warner.
Byron, one name: Henry Lind
holm.
Rousseau, one name: Guy Grandle.
Breton, one name: Rudolph Bar
| tets.
Peoria, one name: Robert Riggs.
| DeGrey, one name: Z M Massey.
| Buckeys, one name: Frank Hinsey.
Pleasant lValley, one name: N o
Dristy.
/ Harold Village, two names: w d
Inman and Ray Franklin.
Dry Run, one name: c A Newberry.
Blunt, one name: e j Stephens
Blunt Village, four names: w w
Waite, G r Carrot, Frank Gregg, r
Garrett.
Valley, one name: FRANK Wright.
The Board adjourned to 80 p m.
Pierre, S. D.. April 2, 1912, l:30 p. m.
The Board Of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment, all
members being present.
IAC lOIlO IlR lidilltu dSStSoOl6 were
present to confer with the Board of
County Commissioners in regard to
valuations throughout the county:
Albert Laughlin, Webster township;
| f L Hoard, DeGrey township; Robt.
| Fischer, Butte township: Chas Fl
Parmale, Byron township; j N
Brooks, Peoria township; N A Hardy
/ Dry Run township; NJ p Martin, city
of Pierre; and F l. Pigney, county
assessor for the unorganized town
ships.
After talking over values of land
the assessors and commissioners
agreed to have three classes of lands
and that the average value per acre
returned by the assessors for the diff
ferent townships shall be as near as
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