The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-24

Mitchell Publishing company, books
and stationery, $40.
J. #. Haney, grading, $50.
L. H. Chlgdek, medicine for poor,
Russell Grader Manufacturing COM
pany, grader blades. $40.
Jos. f. Olivia, rent OF opera house
during teachers meeting, $40.
Tyndall Light and Water plant,
current for county jail, 1910.
Tyndail Light and Water plant, cur
rent for court house, $3.50.
Jacob Rueb, repairing bridge, $1.50.
G.. ID. Brock, medicine for poor, $3.50,
Springfield Times, printing. amended
Citizen- Republican, printing. $67.45.
Tyndall Register. printing, $40.
Moved and seconded that the chair
man be and hetis hereby authorized to
sign the contracts for culverts for the
ensuing year. Motion carried,
M. r.. Helmer, care OF poor, amended
to s14.
M. e. Helmer. care of Frank stumble.
from January IL to March 81, $99.0h.
Ernest Klasna care Of poor on poor
farm to March 81, $116.S0.
IT. H. Abbott, assisting county treas
urer, $50.
Tyndail Hardware company, scrapers
for county, $17,G0.
Tyndall Hardware company, scrapers
HTyndal Hardware company. scrapers
for county, $17.35.
Tyndali Hardware company scrapers
for county, $3.50. III
Matt Weisser, supplies for jail, SO.
The petition Of Margaret IIOH n
others praying TO establish and locate
q public highway, beginning at the
northwest corner OF the northeast
quarter of section 80. township 81 north
of range 61 west Of the 9TH r. M, Bon
Homme county, South Dakota running
IN fhauna An a nnrfharly direction nbOl4t
40 rods, thence In a northwesterly d.
/ rection along Dry Choteau creek about
1 40 rods, thence north across and inter-
secting the bed OF Dry Choteau creek,
thence north through lot 7, section 10,
township 30 north, range 81 west,
Charles Mix county, South Dakota, TO
quarter line, thence west about so rods
on quarter line between the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter and
lot 6 OF section 10, township 95, range
81, was read and accepted and the
following committee appointed to view
the road: Chas Dirks.
The petition Of =. s. Allen and others
praying 70 transfer the seh of section "a,
township SO, range 60 and the east 20 acres
of the sa of the swA of section Il, town
ship SO, range 90 from school district No.
IS to school district No. 80, was read and
Wednesday, April16, 1919, was appointed a
day to hear said petition. &
The appiicationrof Frank DIVA for a
permit to sell intoxicating liquors at re-
tail In the township OF Jackson in the
county OF Bon Homme was read. On mo-
ton tho application and bond OF Frank
OLIVIA TO sell Intoxicating liquor at retail
in jackson township was rejected, the
commissioners having no authority to
grant a license before July /, 1918,
? The following names were selected to MI
the jury list: Henry Ritter. w. r. Ban
gert, Geo. Bertus. Frank Souhrada, st.
D Kramer, Ed Demelt, VIM. Cretschmann,
1T. r. Morgan, JOS. Rehurek, tr., Victor
/, Wagner, August Wiederrich, Gust Cross,
Geo. Hornstra, Martin DeRoos, Albert
Herman; Jos. Kreber, JOS. Carda, Robt.
WaIpole, Nanno Maarsingh, Enos Geet-
4 ing, L, A. Krall, Kirb Dunmire, Louis Ko-
courek, Joseph Becker, John Eckert,
. Thee Bucholtz, Engel Mudder, Jos. Ho-
vorka, Otto Kundert; Frank Balyin, 4.
W. Holleman. George Hauck, Alex Gret-
schmann, Robt. Clough, Chas. Black, p.
j. Schroeder, Fred Coight, Jas. Setback.
Chas. Scherer. H.. L. Jones, Jack Martin,
y Aug. Hennies, Emanuel Berndt r.. j. Col
gan, Chas. Helm, duncan Nellis.
On motion board adjourned to Thurs
/ Iday, April 8, 1913, at 9 o'clock a, m.
Attest. G. E., Stoddard, county auditor:
e Jos. v. Wagner, chairman. 4
Thursday, April Q, Billboard of county
r commissioners met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, full board of county COM
( missiohers. county auditor and sheriff,
The following bills were read and on mo-
I ton allowed:
c. II. Stilwill, envelopes for register OF
I deeds, $65.24. ..... 20" w..N.
JOS. Matuska, board and care of John
. Brecka, $3.50. ST. . ".zs.S "'
Scotland Journal, printing. $1LTo.
Tyndall Printing Co., printing, E6.8.
Tyndall Register, printing amended to
$1l75.
DR.. S. c. Berry, care of VIM. Ragan.
r $500. p ..... r
The bond of A. e. Parmenter as official
abstractor for 100000 was accepted and
approved. ,
The petition of Frank Sedlacek and 9TH
ers praying for the transfer Of the SEX
= of section 81 and the swA of section 80,
township 81, range s. from School District
No. 50 and make 1t a part OF School Dis
e trict No. 81 was read and accepted and
time of hearing set for Wednesday, April
16, 1913, at 2 O'Clock p. m. On motiop board
y adjourned at / O'Clock p. m.
8 Attest: G. E. Stoddard, County Auditor;
H. Jos. ". Wagner, Chairman. " 2
% Afternoon Session
III Board of county commissioners met
y pursuant to adjournment. Present, full
y board, county auditor and sheriff. Board
-, proceeded to check up Will the county
treasurer for the quarter ending March
81, 1913, and found the, following:
- Balance on hand January /, 1913, $117,.
562.l 2; collections for january, 1913, $780,
n $685.; collections for February and
d March, 1872 $119,5O0.13; total, $685., 015. 81
i Disbursements for January, 1918, $l6,3 10
disbursements for February and March,
O. 1913, $66, 41S.64; total, $1S5, 2s5,s3; less bills
Or receivable, $50, 310.61, balance on hand April
J., $103,975.22. t ~.
d On motion the report of the county
treasurer was approved and accepted.
10 The following bills were allowed: "r
o. Z. Plumb, assessor. $500. .r.
JOS. ". Wagner, commissioner salary
and mi, 1850. y ." -
G. N. McCollum, commissioner SALARY
and mil, $3.50.
III. q. Gum, commissioner salary and
mil. 1880.
chas. Dirks, commissioner salary and
mil '$15.75.i r. l.@"
T. H. Abbott. commissions salary and
mil, S12.O. 4l IN
. l. l. Wagner, attending Com'rs, 300
On motion board adjourned 10 Wednes'
day, April, 10, 1913. at 10 o'clock q. m.
-. -. Jos. ". Wagner, Chairman.
Attest: C. e, Stoddard. County Auditor