The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-17

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Door for Jail ............ $40
C. D. Kendall, material for fumi-
CATION ...'................. 1855
G. G. Maxwell, material for FUN
lSauOn f.%V
Jesse Young, labor fumigating 5.0O
c. c. Maxwell, material for FUN
lSatlnS ......... DIV
DR.. K. c. Miller, fees and eX-
pense Board of HEALTHY ..... 22.75
DR.. j. Rhodes, quarterly salary,
County Physician and msdi-
cine 1900
Ed. R~ufenacht, bal. on corn sold
to Poor Farm ............ 5.51
Geo. Z. Baker, merchandise for
for Poor Farm ........... 1916
c. d. Kendall, merchandise for
offices Court House ....... 9.55
Clyde Tidball, office supplies. $40
DR.. d. l.. Seaman, to services
Board of Healthy .......... lips
Alfred T. Horton, printing list
ing blanks and assessors sup
plies 400
Bookings County Press, print
ing Neutrality-suspicious.. 5S.S5
Potter Garrick and Potter, coal
for Poor Farm. Claimed
$40.S0, allowed ............ $40
Ripley Bros, merchandise for
POOR Farm I4.u4
c. n. Burns, meat for Poor
Farm 5'oo
r. Hazelwood, horse for Poor
Farm 10000
Alton Benson, wolf bounty -. 400
Board adjourned until 900 o'clock,
a. m, April 3rd, 1913.
Thursday, April 3rd, 1913.
Board met at 900 o'clock a, m..April
3rd, with all present except Mr.. Jarvis.
The quarterly report of w. r. Stowe,
Justice of the Peace, for the quarter
ending March 31st, 1913, was on motion
approved and fees therein allowed as
follows:
w. r. Stowe, Justice fees......$ 1915
H. X. Halvorson, Sheriffs fees 27.55
Caroline Prestrude, witness
fees l'lu
Magma Prestrude, witness fees Ito
Mrs. Homer Heath, witness fees Ito
c.. w. Koenig. witness fees .... go
l.. Minton. witness fees ...... $50
w. A. Burgess, witness fees. ESQ
Claude L. Mccoy, stenographer
fees ......,................ $50
The quarterly report of II. c. Kali
berg, Justice of the peace, for the
quarter ending March 31st, 1913, was
on motion approved and fees therein
allowed as follows:
H. C. Kalberg, Justice fees 80. $50
H. X. H~alvorson, Sheriffs fees 1885
The quarterly report of H. c. Halvor-
son, Justice of the Peace, for the quar-
- --d;-- NIorab o1St 1919 Uoc on
motion approved. All costs paid.
Afternoon Session
The board called to order by the
chairman and this being the time set
for hearing on various petitions affect
ing school districts in the county the
board organized for this occasion by
electing Mr.. Davis chairman in the
absence of the Superintendent OF
Schools who could not attend on ac-
count of conditions over which she
had no control.
The petition for dividing Medary
township schools into six Independent
districts was first considered and as
the record shows that their election
for this purpose and proceedings later
were according to law and a majority
favored the division the board on
motion granted their petition, SAID
petition with a plat showing the boun-
Diary lines of the newly created dis
tricts being on file in the Auditors
office.
The petition signed by Ray Miller
and others for the creation of a new
district from a part of the lands in
districts number 81 and SO, was on
motion rejected.
The board deciding that this division
cerned.
The petition signed by A. c. Arthur
and others pe~titioning that the bound
airy lines of Bangor Township School
District and Arlington Ind. district be
changed by including the S. E. "a OF
Sec. Z, Township 10, Range so in
Bangor school district and excluding 1t
from the Arlington Ind. district was
granted it being shown that the chill
dren living on the above described
have to go a distance of about three
miles to school while it is only about
two miles to the school in Bangor dis
trict.
The petition of A. E. Kruger and
others petitioning for a new district
which would change the boundary lines
of districts Number IS, 10, n, n
Bangor district was then taken up n
as all sides were represented the bal
ance of the afternoon was taken up in
discussion in regard to this change the
result being that the petition was laid
over for further consideration.
The board adjourned until 900
o'clock a. m, April 4th, 1913.
April 4th, 1913.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
met at nine o'clock a. m, April 4th,
1913.
The following claims were audited
and allowed:
The Register Publishing Co.,
proceedings January meeting
and legal notices, claimed
$44.S So, allowed ............ 1880
The Bruce Herald, proceedings
January and March meetings
anC legal notices .......... 50.3o
White Leader, proceedings,
January and March meetings
and legal notices .......... 5O.73
Iowa Bridge Co., to apply on
bridges built in 1912 ......2,754.41