The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-07-16

for county, $162.73.
Liberal Democrat, county printing,
| $37.25.
Frank G. Boles, merchandise for
paupers Howell and Arnold, 1854.
IL. A. Gaskill, attorney fee in case
of Arnold, $500.
Lockwood-Hazel, supplies for coun-
ty, $19.93.
DR.. A. l.. Knisely, medical atten-
ton OF paupers, second quarter, $5I.
Scandrett & Fuest, supplies for
bridges, $29.15.
Star Lumber Co., coal for paupers
and posts for bridge, $1S.S5.
j. G., Ault, old sacks for rlprapping
at bridge. $2.7O.
r. ]. Sliger, coyote bounty, $1.OO.
o. Il. Dobson, sheriff salary second
quarter, Jail attendance. boarding
prisoners, mileage, etc, $578.41.
Henry Willis, coyote bounty, 81.
o. r. Dobson, repairs on jail and
fees in French case, $16.5O.
r. p. Swartz, fees deputy sheriff,
June term, $7.55.
s. T. Hubbard, fees deputy sheriff,
| June term, $40.
| l.. h. Holland, coyote bounty, "a.
DR.. G. s. Smith, salary as county
health officer, second quarter. $50.
II. B. Carson, lodging jury June
term, 1925.
Il. A. Tegarden, miscellaneous ex-
pense county treasurer, $55.20.
e. l.. Fulton, diploma examina-
lions, $500.
Ray MIllman. county printing,
$120.10.
F.. A. Farmer, water rent for pau
per Scott, second quarter, $500.
Clyde r. Commons. salary county
attorney, second quarter, divorce
proctor, $23S.00.
C. II. Brown, coyote bounty, Sc.
w. c. Stout, coyote bounty, $500.
John Hickey, coyote bounty, 81.
j. F. Fuest, salary county commits
sioner, road viewing and mileage,
1895.
w. w. Antrim, salary county COM
missioner, road viewing and mileage,
$51.95.
w. C. Stout, salary county commits
sioner, road viewing and mileage,
$41.15.
T. A. Tegarden, salary county
treasurer, second quarter, $4,000.
Electric Light Co., light for sec
ond quarter, $3.50.
Chas Summers & Sons, merchan-
disc for pauper Howell, $5.44.
S. l.. Wright, fees undersheriff,
June term, $3.50.
The fee reports of the register OF
deeds, probate judge, sheriff and
: clerk of the district court were eX-
amined and approved
: The quarterly report of the county
superintendent was examined and ap
proved.
A petition was presented asking
for an appropriation of 1000 to-
ward the building Of bridge across
r the Cimarron near the Haskell cOun
ty line, said petition saying that 6
similar effort was being made b!
7 citizens of Haskell county. The pc
tition was laid over for investigation
and further developments.
J In regard to the Nw4 Nw.3 -anC
Sw.1 Nw.i and Nw.l Sw.3 and Sw.3
Sw.3 of Section SO, Township "a
Range 81, unsold school land, thu
following householders Of the town
ship of Liberal we're appointed to ap
praise said land: VIM. McNabney
G. w. Elliott and j. M. Harter.
ThereupOn the Board adjourned t.
July 6, 1915.
ABE K. STOUFER,
County Clerk.
Liberal, Kan, July 6, 1915.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment o
July 5, 1915. Present, all members
of the Board, and Abe X. Stoufer
county clerk.
Upon the request of A. b. Fullmer
county superintendent, Ernest Full
ton was appointed associate examine
on the county examining board TO
Seward county.
The bid of the Citizens State banl
for the county deposits for the com
ing year, which bid is for "a per cen
interest on daily balances, was b!
, the Board accepted and the Citizens
State bank was thereupon declared
to be the county depository for thu
ensuing year.
The Board as road viewers, having
| viewed the road, the relocation Of
which was petitioned for by John w
Baughman and others of Seward
county, reported favOrably thereon
and granted the prayer of the petit
ton, ordering the road therein de
scribed to be relocated as prayed fol
in said petition.
There being no further business
the Board adjourned.
ABE X. STOUFER,
County Clerk.
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