The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-01-18
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINUED from first page.)

Atty. Office oct, Nov, and
Dec. and postage ......... 1884
I Geo. p. Hall, services on Board
of Insanity, postage and ex-
press ...................... 1892
w. D.. Barry, salary Supt. of
Const. y. C. II for Dec, 1911 10000
Potter Garrick & Potter, oats
for County Poor Farm . 57.15
Herman Heinrich, t%hreshing
grain County Poor Farm . 500
II. A. Hoy, corn for County
Poor Farm .............. 1880
Bell TYRE & Chapman, com.
m on Certificate no. 264 144.4O
Square Lumber Co., mdse for
County Poor Farm ........ 1870
Potter Garrick q Potter, oats
for County Poor Farm 49,. 1894
Geo. f. Baker, mdse. for Coun-
ty Poor Farm ............. 1906
A. NJ. Burns & Co., mdse. for
County Poor Farm, claimed
$500 allowed .............. 2.5S
Atlas Elevator Co, Aurora coal
for County Poor Farm .. S8.15
F.. T. Baker & Co, mdse. for
County Poor Farm ......... 1903
F.. T. Baker &c Co., mdse for
County Poor Farm ......... 1890
o. O. Olson e Co, mdse for
Mrs. Paulson, poor ......... 1900
Farmers Shipping Assn, coal
for paupers .............. 14.15
Bruce Merchantile Co., mdse for
John Ginther, poor ......... 11.O5
Farmers Cooperative Co. coal
& -four for j. Ginther, poor 1900
Farmers Shipping Assn, 10 IONS
coal for Court House ..... 900
Farmers Shipping Assn, coal &
wood, Sheriff'S residence =. 22.10
A. w. Hyde, services on Board
of Insanity for year 1911 =. $3.50
J. Rhodes, salary Co. physician
18th quarter 1900
Geo. Edwards, salary Co. physi-
clan 4tb quarter .......... 1900
City of Brookings, phone, light
and water for Dec, 1911 -. $3.50
J. b. Nelson Const. Co., estimate
No. II Gen. Contract n. C H.. 1926 70
On motion the board took a recess
to. l o'clock p. m.
Afternoon session.
The board met pursuant to recess
adjournment at one o'clock p. m.
January 4th, 1912, with all members
of the board and the auditor as clerk
present. This being the time set for
the opening of bids for the Interior
Decorating and Furnishings for the
New Court House.
The following bids had up to u
o'clock, m, been filed with the Coun-
ty Auditor, and were now submitted
to the board and opened publicly.
The Architects Bell and Chapman
were present to assist the board.
Bids on Interior Decorating:
John w. Thomas & Co., Mime
apolis, Mimi. ........... 81, 100000
VIM. G.. Andrews Decorating
Co, Clinton, Iowa ........$ 81, 900. 90
Associated Artists, Milwaukee,
Vic A 000 m
Chas. F. Greener, Faulkton, SO.
OAK. 3,650.00
Odin j. Oyen, Lacrosse, Wis. $4,000
Bids on Furnishings:
John w. Thomas & Co. Mime
apolis, MINI. ............. 1850
Boutell Bros, Minneapolis,
Mimi. $500
Associated Artists, Milwaukee,
WIS. $4,000
The Board spent the balance of the
afternoon examining the different
sketches submitted by the various
bidders and on motion adjourned to
meet at 1880 o'clock, p. m.
Evening Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 1880, p. m., with all members
of the board and the auditor as clerk
present.
The board took up for considera-
ton the bids on Interior Decorating.
After the same had been duly con-
sldered. 1t was moved and seconded
that Odin j. Oyen be awarded the con
tract for decorating, as provided for
in the plans and specifications, with
such change in the Court Room as
the board and the architects would
deem advisable, for the sum of So
10000 the same being the lowest and
best bid. A ballot was taken with
the following result: Davis voted, aye:
Jarvis, aye; Tollefson, aye; Kidman.
aye; Johnson, aye. The motion was
by the chairman declared carried.
The Board next took up for con.
sideration bids on Furnishings.