Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MiSSICNERs

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Raschke & Nelson, WATERFOWL.
Curt E. DeGraff, WATERFOWL.
Earl & Co.. Waterfowl
j. d. Kiley, WATERFOWL.
Frank Albright, South Shore
John F. Kahl, South Shore.
Joseph Coyle, Henry.
Geo. G. Christopherson, Henry.
J., H. Eek, Florence.
Frank Bishop, Florence.
c. M. Kranz, Kranzburg.
John Gund Brewing Co., Wholesale,
WATERFOWL.
Q. & J. Michel Brewing Co, Whole.
sale, Watertown.
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co., Whole
sale, Watertown
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co., Whole
sale, Wate-town,
Minneapolis Brewing Co., Whole
sale, Waterfowl.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
j. R. Michaels, commissioners
! per diem and mileage........ $3.50
M. w. Westfall, same ....... 500
j.. A.. Ries, same ....... $50
A. H. Ristvedt, same .....,.. 10. so
j.. A. Paterson, same ....... 600.
On motion board adjourned:
July I, 1918.
Board met in regular meeting, all
members present.
On motion $250.00 was set out of
the County Poor Fund to the Mother
Pension Fund, to be used as directed
in Chapter 275 of the Session Laws
of 1913.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
R. M. Barnes, salary as super
intendent of poor farm for
second quarter =. ........ S125.00
W. A. Beach Printing Co., tax
lists, blanks, etc .......... 226.00
Will TaGl, wolf bounty ...... 200
Wn, NcClung, same ........ 1900
f. 4. phillips, same ....... 1000
Leo. B. Smith, same .,.... 200
IL D. Sievert, same. ..,....>. 400
Mathew Walter, same ........ 500
Frank Elkins, boarding prison
ers Observation-Disclosures. 1925
H. NJ. Finnerud, fee, examina-
ton Of tubercular patient :. 800
Watertown Times, county print
ing !. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Watertown Water Co., water
49, CHI -, W .m-A w.
John Goggins, labor at poor
farm E. .................. 1900
H. 2. Horswill, fax seed for
poor farm :. ............ 3.15
F. NJ. olmsted, pigs for poor
farm :. ............ ...... 1900
Geo. C. Ostrander, feed for poor
farm !. .................. 600
Chas. q. Park, groceries for
poor farm . .......,..... 1855
DR.. H. ]. Bartron, are of An
drew Honnef and Milton Chen
ey !. 174.O0
Max Kern, care Of Geo. Rein
meyer s. 1890
Lawrence Gilruth, groceries for
Door farm :. 3.25
L. Moss, care of Mrs. Percival $500
Owsley Nero. Co., groceries for
Mrs. Soules ........... 1900
The board proceeded to take oath
as County Equalization Board and
acted as such the balance of day.
On motion board adjourned to July
July 2, 1913.
The day was spent in reviewing as
SCISSORS returns of assessment.
Board adjourned to July 8.
July 8, 1918.
Board met as per adjournment.
Victor Graen was notified, as re-
auired by law, to appear before the
board. The personal property assess
ment Of Mr.. Graen not appearing to
be correct.
The North East quarter of section
35116-55 owned by Mr.. G. A. NELL of
lWatertown appeared to have enron
eous assessment and Mr.. Neill was
notified, as the law requires, to ap
pear before the board. The board
raised the above described property
to S4,S00.0O.
John B. Fox of Kranzburg township
was legally notified to appear before
the board. The structure on the
southwest quarter of section 27-ll7-5l
was raised $4,000. Also all personal
l1roperty of Mr.. Fox did not seem to
be assessed.
DR.. r. w. Mullen Of Florence was
legally notified that the board had
raised his assessment on lots 6, Z and
s. block 8, Florence 100000, 100000
on the structure and $4,000 on the
lots.
The assessment of Mr.. G. L. Brando
on the northeast quarter of section
9-116-55 Was raised 100000 to cor
rect CLERICAL error by assessor
The struture on the northeasl&quar-
ter Of section 32117-51, owned by ID.
ID. Keller was lowered $4,000.
Assessment of Ludwig Gump, OF
Kranzburg, lot IA, block q, lowered
on structure 100000.
Assessment of G.. M. Kranz, Kranz-
burg, lot i, block 3, lowered on struc-
ture $4,000.
Assessment Of j. A. Rfes structure
on lot "a, block 8, Kranzburg, lowered
$4,000.
Mr.. Hanna, auditor for the North
western Elevator Company, presented
four protests relating to assessments
on elevators in Grover, Rauville, So.
Shore and Forestville On motion the
assessments On grain elevators was
left the same as returned by the var
ionc assessors and as equalized by the
town boards.
The stock of goods and merchandise
of Ludwig Gump of Kranzburg. was
Lowered s2.000.00.
HE Cock of goods and merchandise
OF Anton Cremers Of Kranzburg, was
lowered 10000.
The following changes were made
lin the assessment OF Kranzburg town
ship, the classes or articles I'll raised.
gHHousehoId goods 100 per cent, pianos
90 per cent, wagons and carriages 5s
per cent, cattle under two years "a
class s4 per cent, Cattle over 2 years
class 20 per cent, Mules 8 per
icent, HogsN7 per cent, Machinery
column III, 20 per cent, sample room
4 fixtures 100 per cent
on motion board adjourned to July
Sth
July :, 1913