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

Tyndall, S. D., April /, 19l3.--Boaru
OF county commissioners met pursuant
III q. Gum, chas. Dirks, Il. III. Abbott,
~. J. Maus, deputy auditor, and II. ".
Wagner, sheriff. Absent: Jos. W.
Wagner. On motion. duly seconded q.
N. McCollum was elected chairman pro
tenn. Minutes for the quarter ending
March 81, 1919, were lead and, on mo-
ticn, approved as read. On motion,
board adjourned to 1 o'clock p, m.
N. r. c. N. McCollum,
Attest: Chairman Pro Tenn.
j.. j. Maus, Deputy Auditor.
Afternoon Session.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present,
full board OF county commissioners,
deputy auditor and sheriff. Board pro-
ceeded to open bids for metal culverts
to be furnished to the county during
the ensuing year. The following bids
were filed: Sioux Falls Metal Culvert
company, by T, ". Ptak Lumber COM
pany and r. A. Morgan Lumber com
| pany. The assessor and several dep
uty assessors OF the county were pres
ent for conference with h board OF
commissioners and the auditor In ref
erence to the performance OF their
| duties. In compliance, with the In
| structions Of the state tax commission
"All property shall be assessed at Its
true and full value in money" s"
On motion, the following deputy as
SCISSOR bonds were approved. A. z.
Parmenter, Jacob Cuthmuller, Frank
Blachnik, III. b. Bard, Theo. Steckler,
| Charles Foley, Joseph II. Ptak, III. ii.
Koehn and John .Mikolas.
Moved and seconded that the Sioux
Falls Metal Culvert company, by t, v.
Ptak Lumber company, and the II. A.
! Morgan Lumber company, OF Tyndall,
, s. D.. be each of them awarded a con-
tract to furnish one-half galvanized
| corrugated ingot iron culyerts to be used
by the county for the ensuing year, the
county, as near as possible, to. AXE
one-half the culyerts used from each,
| provided that should either the Sioux
Falls Metal Culvert company, by T. v.
IPtak Lumber company, or the f. A.
Morgan Lumber not have on hand In
Bon Homme county %culverts for imme-
diate delivery, when required, then the
same may be ordered of the other com
pany without being deemed a violation
of this contract, this acceptance being
OF the bids on file and submitted at the
regular meeting, April l, 1913. Motion
4 carried. .r .s n =
On motion, board adjourned 10
Wednesday. April 2, 1913, at 3 o'clock
a.. m Geo. v. Wagner, Chairman,
Attest: J. j. Maus, Deputy Auditor.
Wednesday, April z, 1913.
Board OF county commissioners met
| pursuant to adjournment. Present, full
board Of county commissioners, county
auditor and sheriff. On motion, the
following bills were read and allowed
Brown & Saenger, stationery, $98.84
CHM & CO., school books. $500.
Geo. ID. Barnard Co.. stationery
1910. .. "... . + .4.-..,
w. A. Beach Co., stationery, $23.3O.
Perkins Bros Co., stationery, 75c.
Perkins County Signal. estray paper
for Register of Deeds, $l.50.
Citizen Republican, printing, $3.50.
Avon Clarion, printing, amended t.
L. G. Smith Bros Typewriter Co.
typewriter for County Supt, $54.25.
DR.. j. j. Glazier, quarantining, etc.
Capital Journal, publishing bone
The Economist, publishing bond SALE
notice, $50. ~. '..
AdoIpf Slama, grading, $500.
Adolf Uherka, grading, $1,000.
y Peter Clemens, grading, $500.
@. H. Taft, grading, $1,000.
Gilbert g.. Fttes, postage. express
Jos. Simon, grading, $3.50.
7. II. Abbott, money paid out, $4,000
Dakota Central Phone Co., phone rem
n messages tor February, 1896.
Dakota Central Phone Co, phon'
Il gill lii FhECSSd6CS AOI NldIIHf 4AIsSo'
John T. Meyer, merchandise 70
county jail. $50.
VIM. Black, M. D., medical care o
Fred Couron, $3.50.
VIM. Black, M. d, medical ARE o
Frank Yechoyt, $1.40.
VIM. Black, M. D., medical care O
patients on poor farm, $20.15.
c. e. Stoddard, attending auditor
meeting and other expenses, $500.
Capital Supply Co.. stationery, $1,000
Educator School Supply Co. sta
tionery, $3.74.'
Educator School Supply Co, sta
tionery, $49.3S.
Mrs. John Bouza, merchandise 70
Mrs. Sluka, $11.S8.
M. Radak, hardware for county, $5.4I
G. c. Pickett, agent for III. Coephert
house rent for Mrs. Sluka TO June 2Ott
$500. Ena
K. & K. store. merchandise for coun
ty, soc.
L l.. Wagner, sheriff, SO.
Mrs. l.. M. Sanders, board and car
of poor, $40.
The salary bills for the various coun
ty officials for the month of Februar
were allowed. q
Quarterly report of Stephen 7Flavil
Justice Of Peace; in case of ClarenC
Vankirk, was accepted and followin
bills allowed: Stephen Flavin, justic
fees, $4.05; A.. v. Bridgman, deput
sheriff, $3.50.
Biersdorf Bros, merchandise for Mr.
Siuka, sos.
George Hauck, grading, 50.
Arson Young, care and board {
Alice Young to March 81, SIG.
Quarterly report Of r. M. Cottol
Justice OF Peace. in case. of Ere
Schmoll, accepted and following bill
allowed: r. M. Cotton, justice fee
$2.S5; L. L. Wagner, sheriff fees, SIS
Joseph Bren, care and board Of poo
on poor farm amended to $57.95.
]. c. Greenfield, member Of Boar
of Health, $3.50 ~
]. Z. Greenfield, medical services I
VIM. Earl, pauper, $3.50.
e. n. Fitch, grading. $12. "
Elliott Sell, grading, IS.
HI & Son, merchandise for poor o
poor farm, $11. .
Oscar Rauch, draying, 75c. :
Fullerton Lumber company, coal II
poor, $11.30. .'
Fullerton Lumber company, coa II
poor, $50. il.
Scotland Journal, printing, $3.50.
W.. w. Logaman, merchandise Il
Mrs, Beck, $2.95. -
William Cobb, auto hire, 50,
Frank Gum, grading. SO.
Herm. Klima, NJ. D., medical SERVES
Il 30 mar nix ~. .. a..r' -