The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-23

ed by him have been accounted for as
shown by his report. We find the tota'
amount of fees collected by him fol
the six months ending December 31st
1912, to be ~$1,116.25. which amount has
been deposited with tho County Treas
urer as shown by vouchers.
Respectfully submitted,
r. o. Tollefson,
II. c. Halvorson,
Committee
The bond of F. II. Ripley, County
Auditor elect was on motion approved
On motion the board adjourned tc
meet at 9 o'clock a. m, January 18th
1913.
January 18th. 1913.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 9 o'clock a. m. January 18th. 1913
with all members of the board and the
Auditor as clerk present.
The board entered an agreement
with ]. ID. Grover for the rental of the
Surveyors room to be used with the
County Surveyor for a period of one
year, at a rental of $11.50 per month
he to furnish his own light.
On motion the board employed VIM
NlSINCt do JdiilNoi " ~ Soull iioNnS<
and grounds at $4,000 per month, be
ginning January LIST, 1913.
The following claims were on motion
allowed and the Auditor was Instruct
ed to draw warrants in payment Of
same:
E. A. Nagel. corn for County
Poor Farm ................$ 26.9S
J.. l.. Jarvis, mdse for County
Poor Farm .............. w
Geo. f. Baker, mdse for County
Poor Farm 1926
+. T. Baker & Co, mdse for
County Poor Farm ........ 1876
Ripley Bros, mdse for County
Poor Farm S4.27
Aurora Farmers Elevator Co,
coal for County Poor Farm 4.45
Aurora Farmers Elevator Co.,
coal for County Poor Farm -. 1890
Atlas Elevator Co, Aurora,
coal for County Poor Farm. $3.50
Frank Wulf, grinding feed for
County Poor Farm .......... SIS
Square Lumber Co, lumber and
extras for machinery, County
POor Farm of.lV
G. p. Skartum, medicine for
Mrs. j. C. Montgomery, poor. 17.40
Schwartz & Rosenow, mdse for
Mrs. e. II. Trulock, poor -. 1852
Farmers Shipping Assn, Volga,
coal for d. ID. Crawford, poor 1915
Dyball & Cotton, coal for Mrs.
Berge Olson, poor. $50
Farmers Elevator Co., Elkton,
coal for Fred Wirl, poor 80. 4.65
y 49, ar. Shtnpinr Anc'n nrnnE-
ings, coal for M. Strome, poor 100
Farmers Elevator Co., White,
coal for Mrs. j. c. Montgom-
cry, poor lou
Barg & Barg, coal for Mrs. j. G.
Montgomery, poor .......... l4.7C
Sivert Erickson, casket for Mrs.
j. c. Montgomery. poor ...... 1926
American Surety Co., premium
on County Treasurer's bond
for years 1913 and 1914 -. 275.5C
o. A. Burman, drayage ........ sc
City OF B%rookings, phone, light
and water for Nov, 1872. 80. 44.0S
City of Bookings, phone, light
and water for Dec, 1912,.... 46.14
Gertrude Stedman, mileage to
Mitchell, attending conference
of superintendent .......... 1885,
L. F. Burris, letter heads for
Superintendent OF Schools. 4.0t
J.. l.. Jarvis, supplies for County
Court House 6.3I
A.. w. Hyde, services member
board of insanity for 1872. 42.5(
H. X. Halvorson, Sheriff's fees
jailor for Nov, and Dec. 1912,
and supplies for County Jail. 111.71
A. II. Hopkins, carbon copy test
imony in State VS.. Rush Nc
AllSter o.Ut
Farmers Shipping Assn Brook
ings, wood for County Jail. 52.0C
Norman A. Hanson, postage and
express .................... 9.9C
Norman A. Hanson, fees Clerk
of Courts 1926
Globe Fire Insurance Co, prem
ium on $2,000.00 insurance on
Jail and Sheriff's residence. $500
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co,
premium on 100000 insur-
ance on Jail and Sheriff's resi-
dence oo.OO
Botsford Lumber Co, piles and
planks for County bridges
claim $138.00 allowed at 80. 127.7G
f. f. Ribstein, planks for bridge
over Sioux River, lakewood
Twp, between Sections ~
and 13 134.7t
G. d. Dewing, livery for Commits
sioners on Sioux Valley ditch 800
The claim of A. w. Hyde for 5000
professional and hospital services upon
Chris Wilds was on motion rejected.
The quarterly statement Of the
superintendent Of the hospital for the
insane, for the quarter ending Dec
31st, 1912, was presented to the board
The same was on motion accepted and
ordered placed on file. The report
showed that there were % inmates
from Brookings county, and the ex
penditure Of the quarter was $1,178.10
The report Of the Superintendent OF
the Poor Farm for the quarter ending
Dec. 31st, 1912, was On motion ap
proved.
On motion the board adjourned tc
meet at one O'Clock p. M, January 18th
1913.
January 18th, 1913.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at one o'clock p. m, Monday, January
18th, 1913.
Members present, Davis, Jarvis, Tol
lefson, Halvorson and Kidman. The