The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-06-26
OFFICIAL WORK
COUNTY BOARD
Miller, s. D, June 18th, 1918.

Miller, s. y, June 18th, 1918.
Board met in special session in pur-
suance of call to consider liquor bonds
and such other business as should be
brought before the board.
On motion the bonds of j. III. Scott
and Chas. NJ. Borowsky were approved
signed by signed by the chairman and
filed.
The beard recommended American
lngot Iron culverts to- be used in grade
to De built jointly by Hand and Beadle
counties.
Application of X. +. Carl for a re-
newal of a $500. 90 school loan on the
NW1-4 OF Sec. 81, 111-67. On motion
allowed.
Application Of L.. Steinleitner for a
loan Of $1,000. 90 on SEA Of Sec. 81,
1850. On motion allowed.
Application of l.. l.. Porter for a
school loan Of $4,000. 90 on the N1l-4
and the NE1-4 of the SEl-4 of Sec. "a,
and the VIII Of the NW1-4 of sec. 30,
1000. On motion allowed at 81, 900
Application Of X. d.. Conkey for a
school loan of 81, 200 or the SW1-4
Of Sec. "a, 1887. On motion allowed.
On motion board adjourned ill 8
O'Clock, June 18th,
June 10th.
Board met as per adjournment.
A proposition was submitted by
the officers of the city of Miller to
place eight new lights around the
court house grounds at an approximate
cost of 1875 for fixtures. Motion was
made to order the eight lights in ac-
cordance with the above plan.
Yeas Erickson, Roth and Andrews:
nays-McMurty.
Petition of the Commercial Club for
the use of a corner of the court yard
for the chautauqua tent. Motion made
and prevailed that the petition be
granted.
Petition of the st. Lawrence school
board for $50, 900 of the State School
Fund on School District bonds on mo-
ton granted on condition that the
school district officers make a certi-
fed statement that there is no indebt-
edness or outstanding warrants.
Petition OF III. A. Hagman for an
abatement of 49,. 90 personal taxes for
1910 assessed against him. On motion
allowed, as the same was enormously
assessed.
Petition of Frank Miller for an abate-
ment of poll taxes to the amount of
three dollars. On motion allowed as
same was paid in Butte.
The following claims were presented
and allowed:
Wolf counties
+. Z. Arends, D yonug wolves. 800 Oh
j. E. Aroogast, / young wolf. .....1 Loo
L, ID. Arbogasl, | young wolf .....l. 90
Norman Borowsky, | young wolf 100
w. A. Boutwell, 5 young wolves. Loo
w. Bruggemann, 5 young wolves. 800
G. ID. Conkey, 3 young wolves. ....3 .0e
Louis Dee, 1 young wolf. ..........1.0 90
John Evers. 8 young wolves. $500. 90
John Fallon,5 young wolves. ...... 8. 90
w. M. Griffin, , young wolves. -. 400
f. G. Hudson | young wolf. ...... 100
j. c. Harris, 8 young wolves. -. 800
w. w. johnson, 4 young wolves. 400
Casper Kluthe, 2 young wolves and
i Die %
Geo. ID. Lloyd, s young wolves. 800
Frank Miller, 9young wolves and l
~. %
Max Miller, 4 young wolves. .... 90
Harry Mayer, Q young wolves. ....2.O 90
ID. c. Moncur, q young wolves. 81 90
Hugh McKeivey, ! old wolf $500. ]. SO
Freeman Ping, IA young wolves. lac
A. M. Rowen, 0 young wolves. 500
Guy Stobbs. 2 young wolves and L
old wolf observation-disclosures so
Robert Scott, o young wolves. .....9 90
John Schaefer. 8 younr wolves. 800
Chas. Sontag, 2 young wolves. 49, NO
g. +. Thomas, 8 young wolves. !. :. 300
Joe Walton, { young wolves ...... 90
Salary Clarms
for April for May
Il. c. Anderson, s66.67 SO. 50
Grace Butler, $500 66.UO
Robert Corrin 500 so. 90
vi. L. Davis 100 90 100. 90