Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-13
unorganized portion of Hughes

DY the lax commission was taken uD
n suggestions made in this book
were taken up, n item at a time,
and were freely discussed. After
discussing matters pertaining to the
assessment for about two hours and
showing by such discussion that it
was the unanimous opinion that the
assessment should be made in accord
ance With the provisions of law gov
ernlng assessments, the meeting ad-
journed.
The Board of County Commission
ers resumed their work. The follow
ing bills were presented, allowed and
ordered paid by warrant:
Edward Barnes, attending as
SCISSORS meeting & mileage A so
John f Burki, attending asses
sors' meeting and mileage. 10 60
Q ii Kitchen, attending asses
sors' meeting and mileage.... 9 40
Perry McGatfee, attending as
SCISSORS meeting and mileage 10 70
q w Holbrook, attending as
sessor's meeting n mileage. 8 80
FT Hoard, attending assessors
meeting and mileage ........ 8 so
Robert Schliep, attending as
SCISSORS meeting and mileage. ii 90
VIM. Greenfield, attending as
SCISSORS meeting and mileage 10 90
G Parmale, attending asses
sors' meeting and mileage. A 50
q w Huffman, attending asses
sors' meeting and mileage. a 20
On motion the Board adjourned to
April 5, 1916, . a. m.
Pierre, S, d., April s, 1916, 8 a. M.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
The members present being: j F
Youngberg, ii b German, III C Lum-
ley.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
w M Kemp, supplies for offices$ a so
George R~idgeway, 2 days road
work 8 00
g M Holiister, services as coun.
ty physician for 8 months 80. 81 25
Il G Lee, lace leather for road
grader 25
Jas Monkhouse, Ia hours bridge
WORK 5 60
Dakota Central Tel Co, tele-
phone service 8 months. ...... 81 90
l. Lawler, stamps and box cent S IS
2 b King, boarding X Halvor-
son 4 weeks 16 90
On motion of III B German, second
ed by III G Lumley, the bill of Oldaker
~ Son for groceries furnished Lynott
and Schumacher to the amount of
S37,4S was rejected.
On motion of LII B German, second
ed by Ii G Lumley, bill of j c Eager
for furnishing groceries to Mrs. Bry-
an in the amount of $40.S7 was re-
jected.
Bill of | Nj Dotson care John Foss-
back 8 days $24, 90 was on motion al
lowed and ordered paid by warrant.
The following bills we're presented,
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
a c Satterlee, publishing and
supplies 26 IA
A 9 Satterlee, office supplies. 13 90
5 James Lang, publishing pro-
ceedings and notices ........ 81 "a
Journal Publishing Co, pub
fishing January proceedings. rs 90
State Publishing Co, books,
blanks and notices .......... 225 IS
r l. Marriette, publishing pro.
c%eedings and notices, etc.. so "a
a G Satterlee, publishing,
claimed $13 90, allowed...... 5 90
Brown 81 Saenger, / GoZ blanks "a
The Board on motion adjourned to
1870 p. m.
Pierre, S. D., April 5. 1916, 1:30p m.
The Beard of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
The members present being: Young
berg, German and SchOlZ.
The following bills were presented.
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
j Starkey, stamps hi box
rem $50 rs
J NJ VanBrocklin, lease of road
way in DeGrey township. -. 6 90
M Lynott, taking care of A.
Benter. lr 8 90
L M DotsoD, casket and burial
of VIM Cooley, claimed $4,000
allowed. Is 90
On motion of J F Scholz, seconded
by II B German, a resolution author
lzing the transfer of $500. 90 from the
part of the County General Fund ap-
propriated for Poor and Poor Relief
to the widows pension account.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ardered paid by warrant:
The Tropical Oil Co. Is barrel
floor oil. .els 70
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