Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-01-16

Henry Bradshaw ............. 500
NJ. M. Crowley $50
J. A. Warner 4.S0
Ole Hokenstad .............. $50
G. J. Moen go
Gust Risty $50
Thos. Erickson ............. 4.20
T. wv. Smoker $40
h. J. CaSSaVant ............. y. 90
Coroner's Quarterly report for the
quarter ending December 81, 1913,
"a examined and approved as fol-
lows:
In the matter of the coroner's in
quest over the dead body Of Lena Hy-
ronimous.
Chas. w. Morrison, %coroner's
fees and mileage ..........S2 5 90
Chas. Kundert, sheriff's fees and
mileage SO. 80
c.. M. ~Strausser, jury fees and
mileage 8 %
Pete Murra, jury fees and mile
age ESQ
San P~oppenga, jury fees and
mileage $50
Albert Hyronimous, witness fees
ana mileage lao
DR.. S. A. Young, witness fees
and mileage 200
Heikke Hyronimous ST., witness
fees and mileage ............ 1.2O
Ora Hagena, witness fees and
mileage, lao
Heikke Hyronimous Jr., witness
fees and mileage ............ 1.2O
John Wagner, witness fees and
mileage 1.SO
John kuper, witness fees and
lineage LIZ
Fred Seeba, witness fees and
HllledSe l.3O
Harm H~yronimous, witness fees
and mileage 10
Mike kuper, witness fees and
mileage Observation-Disclosures. 1.2O
Alice G. Hannah, stenographer's
lee 9.99
h a adjourned to meet at 1
O'Clock p. m.
The board met as per- ddjournment
with all members and County Auditor
present.
Vouchers paid during the months of
october, November and December,
1913, were cancelled.
On motion the following newspapers
were designated as official papers of
Lincoln County for the year 1914:
The Hudsonite, Farmers Leader and
Harrisburg Journal.
Indemnity Bond of Brown & Saenger
for warrant lost in the amount of
$3.50 was on motion approved.
Idemnity Bond of Herman Leubeck-
er, Treasurer of District No. 49, for
warrant lost in the amount of S1?1.39
was approved.
The statement of H. Greguson for
fees collected for the year 1913 vas
examined and approved. Amount of
fees collected s1S50.3E.
In accordance with Section S27 of
the Political Code of 1908 the follow
ing described warrants were destroy
ed:
A. S. Cope, No. 1920, Jan. 10,
I9OS ..$1.1O
Dr.. j.. E. Corrigan, No. 1858,
Jan. 10, 1908 ............. .25
The bids for furnishing medicine for
poor for the year 1914 were opened
and examined. The bid of A. G. Mold
being lowest, namely $3.50, was on
motion accepted.
The bids for supplies for Board OF
Health for the year 1914 were opened
and examined. The bid of A. G. Mold
being lowest was on motion accepted
as follows:
Pot Permanganate, per pound 5 .13
Formaldehyde, per pound ..... 1875
On motion the board adjourned to
meet January 9, 1914, at 8 O'Clock.
January g, 1914.
The board met as per adjournment
with all members and County Auditor
present.
The jury list was completed.
DR.. ]. NJ. Lewis was on motion an
pointed physician Board of Insanity
for a term of two years, from Jan. list,
1914 to Jan. LIST, 1916.
Accounts were audited and allowed.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at l O'Clock p. m.
The board met as per adjournment
with all members and County Auditor
present.
The board considered the account OF
DR.. c. w. Morrison, superintendent of
Board of Health.
Court certificates were cancelled
nnd accounts were audited as follows:
]. A. Anderson, juror ........s 20 SO.
Byron Abbott, juror .......... 20. 40
Asher Anderson, Juror .... 6. 90
C. E. Asking, juror .......... $50
Hannah NJ. Aus, salary Oct.
Nov. and Dec ........... $50 90
American Book Co, text books 854 IA
John Anderson & Son, supplies % Is
n. G. Abbott, publishing ...... 2.4O
Hans Brynjulson, services for
Board of Health ............ LOO
r. G. Barrick, board of health Is 90
Adolph Bragstad. juror ...... 27.10
Z. E. Buriew, juror .......... "a. 10
Ed Bogue, juror ............. %. 40
L.. A. Bowen, juror .......... 800
VIII Bergstrom, juror ........ 4.S0
J. H. Beck, maps ............ lbs
d. c.. Bragstad, shoes 1890. $50